README

ExeStat provides a simple way to analyze the performance of your Laravel application:

• See how long your requests take.
• See a timeline of your requests and find out which parts of the code are slow.
• See how many queries are done and which ones are duplicated.
• Allows you to add custom "breakpoints" to your timeline.

Installation

Run the following artisan command:

composer require kbaas/exestat

Usage

Visit the /exestat route in your back-end (e.g.: 127.0.0.1:8000/exestat).

Add timeline breakpoints

You can record custom breakpoints for your timeline:

exestat()->record('Before some code');
sleep(1);
exestat()->record('After some code', 'Some addition comments on this event');

Configuration

You can publish the config file with the following artisan command:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=exestat

This will create a config/exestat.php

Event capturing

By default, all events will be captured and shown in the timeline. You can disable this:

'capture_events' => false,

We already have Telescope, Debugbar etc., why use ExeStat?

There are already excellent tools available like Telescope, Debugbar, Clockwork and many more.

However, I just wanted a very lightweight and simple tool that can easily be accessed by just going to /exestat without requiring additional setup. It aims to not slow down your requests (by caching one array per request).